Like the female lead in a ’90s rom-com, Berlin wants to have it all. He wants to live, laugh, love, and do all of the above while sleeping on a king size mattress made of cash. The target? One of the top auction houses in Paris. The crew? Possess a very particular set of skills. Berlin? Is trying to smooch the wife of the guy they’re robbing. Come on, dude…

The success of “La Casa de Papel” led to a Korean remake, “Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area,” which premiered last year and featured “Squid Game” actor Park Hae-soo in the role of Berlin. “Money Heist” stands alongside “Squid Game” as one of Netflix’s greatest success stories in the category of non-English language TV shows. Per Netflix’s own stats, “Squid Game” is the streamer’s No. 1 most-watched international series of all time, with 1.65 billion hours of viewing in the first 28 days of its release. In second place is “Money Heist: Part 5,” with 729 million hours.

With a couple of familiar faces already confirmed for the cast, “Money Heist” fans will no doubt tune in to “Berlin” hoping to see some other cameos — perhaps the Professor (Álvaro Morte) or Berlin’s bosom buddy Palermo (Rodrigo de la Serna). But even if that doesn’t happen, at least we’ll get to sing one last “Bella Ciao” for Berlin. Until the next time he pops up, anyway.